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300 N Smith St

Carbondale, IL

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1 mile or less from Oakland Cemetery

1 mile or less from Woodlawn Cemetery

2 miles from Jackson County Poor Farm Cemetery

2 miles from Snider Hill Cemetery

2 miles from Winchester West Cemetery

3 miles from Dillinger Cemetery

3 miles from Bowyer Cemetery

3 miles from Winchester East Cemetery

3 miles from Mount Pleasant Memorial Cemetery

3 miles from Hall Cemetery

3 miles from Pleasant Grove Memorial Park

3 miles from Hiller-Crab Orchard Cemetery

4 miles from Murdale Gardens of Memory

4 miles from Union Hill Cemetery

4 miles from Boskydell Cemetery

4 miles from North County Line Cemetery

5 miles from McKinney Hill Cemetery

5 miles from Indian Hill Cemetery

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In most states, the history of a loss of life in a home, no matter how it occurred, even violently, is not considered a "Material Fact" and it's not required to be disclosed. This history depending on the event, can decrease the home's value by 25% and increase its time to sell by up to 50% longer than comparable homes. Properties with such a history are referred to as Stigmatized Properties.

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